The Bangladesh economy continues to grow at an impressive scale, with a GDP growth rate of 8.1%, surpassing that of its neighbouring countries and making it one of Asia’s most remarkable success stories

Shining a light on the courts of British Virgin Islands’ approach to granting the appointment of receivers, and the state of the law in respect of this powerful interim remedy.

Has a recent Malaysian federal court decision watered down the non-interventionist policy enshrined within its arbitration regime?

Acquisitions through enforcement of pledged shares have become a feasible route, with courts playing a supportive role

Despite the flaws, the advantages of virtual courts mean they should continue even after the pandemic has abated

Creditors are in need of a credible mechanism for the resolution of covid-19-related distress until the suspension of the corporate insolvency resolution process is in place

With the new limited partnership fund legislation Hong Kong is showing its intent to lure asset managers away from their favoured offshore jurisdictions and anchor them in the city

A comprehensive overview of the five pillars of compliance within the Philippine Data Privacy Act

Renowned legal professor Lawrence Douglas discusses the possibility of a constitutional crisis if Donald Trump should lose the US presidential election, but refuse to go